[87397] Trump on the memorandum of understanding with Iran: "If I am not satisfied, we will go back to dropping bombs"

Trump responds to criticism of the memorandum of understanding with Iran

Following the storm surrounding the memorandum of understanding (MOU) being formed with Iran, US President Donald Trump clarifies that the framework is not final. According to a report by Nitzan Shapira and Asaf Rozenzweig, the President stated firmly: "If I don't like the deal, we will go back to bombing Iran." Abu Ali Express channel, known for its critical line toward Iran and Hamas, quoted Trump saying that if the Iranians "don't behave properly, we will go back to dropping bombs on them immediately."

At the same time, Trump responded to claims regarding massive financial sums being transferred to Iran. According to Yinon Magal and Israel News IL, Trump sharply attacked the agreement, although he claimed that the reports about a $300 billion investment fund are a "lie." According to the 301 Arab World News channel and Yair Goldblatt, the President emphasized that he is not asking Gulf states to fund such a fund.

In another report by Abu Ali Express, Trump was quoted as claiming that the alternative to the deal was a "global recession," while calling his opponents "stupid people." However, the commentary on the channel criticizes American policy, claiming that "Iran is receiving a stamp of approval for its weapon power," including the threat to the Strait of Hormuz.

From another angle, Hananel Aviv, known for a critical stance toward the Trump administration and Middle Eastern leaders, presented a monologue by a Lebanese citizen warning against dependence on the West. She argued that "great nations only respect those who have power," and warned that whoever relies on Trump "will fall on their face."